Author: Olusayo Kuti

Olusayo Kuti is a writer and researcher,driven to produce engaging content and sharing insightful knowledge

Access Bank Ghana has partnered with Mastercard to introduce a youth digital finance program in an effort to redefine financial empowerment among young people. In addition to enhancing Access Bank’s reputation as a progressive and youth-focused financial institution, this groundbreaking partnership also supports Mastercard’s broader objective of promoting financial inclusion…

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After months of regulatory delays, Starlink service in Nigeria is officially back. Following major infrastructure upgrades and regulatory approval, Elon Musk’s SpaceX satellite internet company has resumed customer activations nationwide. This long-awaited return marks a major milestone in Nigeria’s journey toward reliable connectivity and widespread digital inclusion. What Caused the…

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Our digital environments can easily become as congested as our physical ones in today’s constantly connected world. It’s simple to feel overburdened by everything from cluttered files and overflowing email inboxes to innumerable unneeded apps and annoying notifications. Because of this, this is the ideal moment to declutter and organize…

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Google has just made it easier than ever to take control of your inbox. With its latest update, Gmail now lets you cancel email subscriptions with Gmail using a new tool called “Manage Subscriptions.” This update is a game-changer for anyone tired of constantly deleting promotional emails and newsletters they…

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Maroc Telecom has taken a major step toward strengthening its digital infrastructure by raising $330 million (3 billion dirhams) through a private domestic bond issuance—its first of this kind. The company announced that the bond has a two-year maturity and a fixed repayment rate of 2.37%. This fresh injection of…

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In a symbolic move that underscores the nation’s commitment to financial reform and economic inclusion, Somalia launches its national stock exchange for the first time in its modern history. For a country striving to overcome decades of conflict and economic isolation, the launch of the National Securities Exchange of Somalia…

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Google has formally admitted to using YouTube videos for AI training, even for its most sophisticated tools like Gemini and the video-generation platform Veo 3. Google’s public admission has raised awareness of growing problems over content ownership, user permission, and digital rights, even though some thought such tactics were already…

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Nigeria is undergoing a major policy change that will permanently tie credit availability to the National Identification Number (NIN), as the country strives for a more organized and transparent financial sector. This development marks a significant step forward in the nation’s efforts to ensure accountability, discourage financial irresponsibility, and foster…

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African enterprises are being powered by Paystack in 2025 in ways that were unthinkable only a few years ago. From Lagos to Nairobi, businesses are turning to Paystack for secure, reliable, and scalable payment solutions as the continent undergoes a digital revolution. The platform’s extensive capabilities are no longer limited…

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Whether you’re into fantasy, action, romance, or drama, there’s something for every type of anime fan. From thrilling continuations to exciting new premieres, the anime scene this month is bursting with energy. Below are the 10 best animes to watch in June 2025 that deserve a spot on your watch…

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In early June 2025, Snap Inc. released Snapchat for Apple Watch, enabling users to keep in touch via location updates and brief messages—all from their wrists. While it isn’t the full Snapchat experience, this streamlined version offers Apple Watch users a new level of convenience. Because Snapchat is known for…

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MultiChoice, the parent company of DStv, is taking a bold step to redefine how Africans pay for television. In response to shrinking subscriber numbers and growing economic pressures, the company has launched a pilot program offering DStv weekly payment options—a move that could revolutionize pay-TV in Africa. This new payment…

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